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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

The do.as, q the Legislature o' The
pas, week 49, % ooasidefsble ia'cfesi.
Liule legislation has been completed.
bai specially interesting hsanng' have
bscn tsi upoa important matters.
4 hearing wts gwen by tie icmPef-
arce committee TUESDAY evening. ~
which ite cider till. The isHi % ~hich j.
g.ven ia A,';tsf column. was presented
several spesk,f,. anons them Gen. Neal
Dos a.ksd f1f "m'rc teeth IA the liqaO'
hw. Gen Dos saii What was needed
va 20 make i, usprofiabls aud uneom-
Portable fof The rumsellsr Rsprtsenia-
tive Wtish, took The groaad that Il Il
bs,; 20 back up The p'essni law With
vel educated public sentiment
A hsaiias GA ihe bill - faiss The ase
q coassa, % Is years. ~ss addressed BY
= aambsr q the prominent ~omsa re-
formers oi ile S,a;c. Anl BY Me. Liver
more. a. vel a. BY several elsfsymea
al Others,
The ps,iiioa fora charter iof ns~
water company a, Bar Harbof. though =
local issgs. attracts considerable A,,ea.
ton. becaas, il j. 90 bitterly fought. a.
vel a. from The fact that the pfesen,
company is some~hai il the nature q =
monopoly. ~Ai.e The FRANCHISE Of = nev
company would ia al probability stead.
IL anl rapiliy Increase ia value. M'
B.aine a.. prs.sai in behalf q the new
company Ne rs a. hs, regarded a.
ra,hsr an iadiEsrsa, spectator; ba;
When be was called upon 10 speak. they
found be "a, loaded. AID the report Of
his testimony makes interesting readias.
even % those eatirely unacquain'sd With
the merits q The case.
The frsi debate ia the House Occurred
Thursday. on The proposition 70 submit
% The people a coasiiiaiioaAl amendmea;
ehangins the State else;ioa 20 November.
The proposition was defeated. 50 10 s.
The committee GA education have de-
cided 20 rspor, favorAbly ca the bill Aool-
i.hing schoo. districts.
A s,roas fshi is 70 De made asAia'.
iAe death Peaal,y, AID j, is reported
tia; canvas, Of both houses shoss =
majority IN favor q abolition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

VIZ meet The suggestion tia, there Is
something wrong about the prineiple
upon which Congress gives Mrs. Logan
. pension Of g.. 900 per year. While the
widow Of an equally gallant officer Of ia
tsrior rsnk must engage in long and
vearying struggle 10 secure an annual
pitiance Of $500. II Gen. Logan's ser
vices we're worth no more 10 the eountry
than those Of the equally gallant inferior
officer. there Is no reason Why bis widow
should be more literally dealt with. Gen.
Logsn's services Wers Of the more value.
and were compensated accordingly. and
the widows pension should be arranged
on the same basis. |, may At frs,
though, seem an upjas, priueiple, which
in sal, for damages for injury on .
railroad. OF in any similar case. allows
one man 10 recover more than another.
vhsn both have been disabled for the
same length Of time bat Il has been
sustained BY the courts a. just prinei.
pie. for one man suffers greater loss Of
income than the other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

Mrs. Phw5e Chssley, Psicrsou. Clay CO.,
lows. tells The following remarkable story
the truth OF " hlch .. vouchci Tor ~ The
residents OF Ia town Il Am % year, old,
have been troubled With kindeY complaint
and lameness for may years could not
dress myself without help Now am nee
from al pain sni sofcnyss, aui am able 10
DO al my own homework. owe my
thanks % Electric Bliiefs Tor having re.
newed my youth. aut removed completely
al disease and pain. Try bottle, Only 80
cents Al Moves Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

iNA recent communication from Col
T.. Barker. o. Jessll. Kansas, be says
"A noticed several weeks ago a com
mlnlca,ilu from Porter stating What ON.
cers Nsrc sili alive OF tie 81 Maine Real
matchmaking The Oh militia. would
ssy Inst an It'll 10 yery good health ani
that VA commissioned In isiO A. Col
ouel ~ The 81 Regimeni, 2nd Brigade aud
Cih division. Furthermore, held said com
mission Tor seventeen years, although our
lAst muster WAS In ist0 and that was 10
Lowell The towns that used 20 meet a.
that time were Albany. Waterford, Stone
ham. Stow, Sweden Ant Lowell"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
TuE BloOp

1. the source ~ health. therefore. 10 keep
well. purify The blood by tsting Hoods
Ssrsspafilla This medicine IL peculiarly
fesiguej % set upon the blood aud through
that upon all the organs aud tissues OF the
body. II has spcclhc action, also, upon
The secretion. and excrctious. and assists
nature 10 cxpol from ne system scrofnls,
humors. imparc articles. and eftte matter
through The langs. liver. bowels, klinsys,
and shin. ltsrssiuaily siis weak, Impaired
ard dchlllttei organs. 4 trial will COZ
vlroc you that 10 doe. posses peculiar cur
alive powers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
Three courses u Study

This school is mentioned in the
catalogue Of Bowdoin College ~ one
Of it, three special Fitting Schools
Washington and lIallowcll Academies
being the o,hcrs.
The schools well "A the whole
Villages supplied with water from
Green Mountain.
The location isbcautiiul andhcalthy,
board in the bcs, families il only So
n week. including wool and lights,
and tuition is only from five TO seven
dollars an extra charge is made for
bookkeeping and penman-hip.
All applications 10 the Principal
should bc male previous 10 Mar LIST
For further particulars apply TO
HON. GEO. II. BARROWS, sEcEr-
rARY, or ALBERT 4. RICHARDSON
PmNciru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

CANroN has assurances Of a ,Annery
and steam gris; mill Of large capacity.
We are glad for Canton Let the good
work COON. There are many other o.
ford County villages ihA, should take
step. TO build up aud increase their ia
das,ries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

Ma. JoNAs u. CLAEK. Wcrcss;u
millionaire. has announced h.s iaisnil0a
Of siviag 81 900 900 % found laf,e
university a, Worcester The university
vii % cogrse Be called Ciafk University,
and !. inienisd % rival Harvard. Whsih-
sf such an Institution i needed. art
whether IL can really rvAl Harvard. ate
moo,ed questions b, IN say case 80
have the rather unusual occurreace q =
man giviag fof stgsAiioaAl purposes =
large sun q monsy. before be is pa,
the poser q using !; himsslf.-an1 evsa
nov he mus, make he slfi monument
% hi. on nanc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

o. Al THREE Sims 90 rHE FENcE.
A new local paper has this announce
msn; Of is political locirine, which be-
yond dOub, puts is editor outside the
defensive partisan class;
This paper has no "Pioas Editors
Greet % ofsr. Ia politics We ny 20 De
where the greatest good 20 The greatest
number i likely 90 - The OgicOme OF agi-
isilOn. We have theory % free trade
bat FOR the present. Ne believe In proiec-
ton. We believe In The Munr0e Doctrine
And In watching only-hopirg for the
best-the struggles across The water. We
have supreme faith In TIE Constitution OF
the United states. bat We object % over
much fstherly government and are Jealous
OF Federal centrAliTation. We viii 20
any length f0r Temperance, bat our gait Is
q trife hAltipg on The prohibition path.
10 the struggle between labor and capital
We speak for fairness on both sides, for
prudence not passion. In word our p0-
hticsl creed has many articles, and We
would ''live peaceAbly with All men,- a.
least, las much a. lieth- 10 rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

A. s1change iAiaks The usual remaiIs
abog; The fracture q The 'pinal column
o. Water sre now in order Bat 20 say
nothing o. break. the Aforesaid spinll
column doesn', usually 90 much a. 81
ga 10 sprisg uaiil Aboat = monih later
thar this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

A Bill 10 amend the school law. 30
thu, teachers may be examined in re-
gard 20 The effect Of alcohol and nArco,.
les upon the human system before receive
irg their certificates. has been introduced
in The House by Mr.. Wright Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

The Best Salye In the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns. and sll skin Erupilons, and posi-
lively cures Piles, OF no pay required. IL
Is 20 aranieed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or monsy refunded. Price % cts. per box.
For sale 81 Noyes Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
Hebron Academy |
18O4-1887.
TIE sprins Tern q IIsbrOa Academy Gil open "a
TNlcSciAy, Fob. I, 1907
under u. eli board q ,ssshsr
WIN. {. SARGENT, A. n. Principal.
Latin. Crssk. Rhstssie and Ancient History.
NELLIE [. WHITMAN, Preeep,ren.
Mathematics sni Bo0ihsspins.
GEORGE p. PHEkIx, A. B.
Sciences. rr,beh and History.
MARY {. JORDAN.
Eagl.h ssi Ariih@stie.

These teachers will spare no efforts
to DO equal to every demand OF tho
students.
Those desiring to 1T for College, TO
become teachers, or for business, will
find the Academy prepared to do that
work thoroughly.
Large additions in the departments
both OF Physics and Chemistry
under tho charge OF Mr.. Phenix, who
il eminently qualified to give practical
instruction in both branches, justify
special mention Of these studies TO
those pursuing them.
Chesriully will any information DO
DO given, or questions answered
Catalogues sent on application TO tho
Principal. Rev. {. 4. Harden, or Y.
l. Packard, Secretsry, Hebron, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

PETITION fof "mofe teeth ia the IL
quor laws" headed by Neal Dos. eon.
tainins 5000 namss. aad tf,y Zee; a
l-ngih. ~as presented in The Legislature
LAT week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

RKrErsESrArfvr wEioHT, % PAfi'.
Ia. introduced a bill asking ihA; Hugh
J. Chisholm. ChAs d. BFown. and OH.
srs may erect Aad naiaiAia piers. boous
&c q, po.ais Above Rlmf5rd Falls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

OSE would think. irom the rsisiercss
made 20 The "beaaiiful lntiAn summer
BY The advocates o. November elections
in The leg.s.atare. tat ,he two Or three
weeks Immediately piscsd.ns The Novsm-
Der sleci.on were sure o. be The mot
beautiful weather. entirely suitable Tor
outdoor meeting. Bat ihings q =
doubtful nature. particularly The weather
a. that season, are very uncertain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
FEBRUARY TERN. 1857.
COURT oFFicKRs

HoN. ENocH FcsrKR. Jasiioe Pres,diHg
ALBEIT ). AUsrfS, Clerk
O~cAR III HERsEY. C0uHfy A1ornfy
G. NJ. WoENEII, SAsr,f
HE HANxoNp. CriSr
SAMUEL X. CARrrE. LibruudH
W. A. BAEKows. Nevengef
The february Term Of the Suprsm'
Judieiil Court opens this Tuesday
mornisg
The continued docke, contains twC
hundred snl niniy civil cases and sish
criminal eases.
The Grand Jury /, the same s la''
term, viz;
GRAND JUKY.
John NJ LAae. Samner. F0renaH.
Elias ". Andrews. Stow.
samuel A Bimpas. Hebron.
William G. Chapman. Gilead.
Timothy n Chapman, Bethel.
John n Daafor,h, Porter.
Edmgni ;. Dean. Paris.
Chuls. Evsns. Frysbarg.
Alb,f, \ Foster. Can,oa.
Amos Preach. Norway.
Nahan h Harlow. Peru.
Joel n. Huich.n.. Ramtord.
Appleton 2 Mason. Baekheld
Ed~arl ". Psnley. Greenwcod.
Albanus X W. Po;ile. Lowell
Elmore T. Ssan. Denmark.
III loser. Sseden.
rRAvTEsr JURORS
Hiram n. Bsan. Bethel
Issley 4 Bcan. Mason.
William q Bradley, fyebgrs.
Haa,oa l.. Chapman. Porter
Simoa W Coolidge. CAn,on.
CLARK :. Edwards. Bethel.
4 Z. F,rnum. Norway.
i.f.tl A. Fletcher. SsmneF.
E.brigs GAmmon. Norway.
Joseph T llAmmoa. Peru.
Jerome 4 Johnson. Waterford.
" Libby. Hartford
William :. Mason. Paris.
G. IA phlbrick. Roxbary.
Oscar ID Rolfe. Hanover.
Fred ] Role. Ramiofd
Fred Rose. Oxford.
David g. savoy. BIowa6eli.
Chafics Scvfaacc. Lowell
l,as- " Shaw. Blekhel1.
Danisl T. Smith. n.x6sh
Heavy X S,sarns. Hsbroa.
Frank A ThAysr. Pans.
Frank 1. Wal,oa. Hiram.
Hiram 2. West. up,oa
Freeman l. Wyman. WOODSTOCK.
A. :. llurs. Byroa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

ANoSc The Legislation o. lls; week
were bills Incorporating che Nofv'y
Water Company. al ,As Baekash VIZ
lac Corporation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

wlNCuEsrEH's uYrOFuOsrufrE 80 LINZ
asu SODA u ms'fAlsss rsrsir 90 res
ssssh.. w..L Is-g.. rhse.t diseases,
Ls.s 90 ti..h .sa appetite. AT sterv
fofn - .sass.i Debility n lt % uutglslsi
80 A. nfmFif Ggnr srEG Avn car wiz
0liEstEa's FHfrAHAftnr. ~ at - Vsf
tCtiif sell ~ pTuFgsis. MtetNIsrtu
A 90 .shsml.t. 10. - p.y Sc Nv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

Tx Lossrs a. ,he Canioa FIRE
amounted 20 over Eve thousand dollars.
reports the Tr.oi'1r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

,ian.i susr.iy dsTrisi - rrsisE matter. II GO.
q. al ~ l.ssi tsssfaph uf-s ~ ~ ne hpaf q
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

nIn,e, Espoture Cay,e, Courht.

"lnicf thpol4ft NAItcS IouEntt
Cod, rleufisy, Rhssmsism. fasu noai.. Nsu
faigs. -clausa. Lumbaso. nsesAchs All olhef
almenb. iof shich nsasoa's Ga pei o. flsstefs sfe
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lsFs aui raFt N Afe. h1uFt shsu no other sTpiL
csflon IL - re least hsusft laiorss,i by soos
fhyaicians snf pfusgists. bfssfc % lnitsli0as
untsf simlia rsclndins "a me- sueh as'Cspscam,"
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TANs - OtnrEs. fssnlas carefully esiOrs ios
tuy. AT drusssis.
sEAnuET a JOHNSON. ProPr essr.S.r.
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THE BANGOR
WING & COURIER.
lRRZ
1867.

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NOTICE

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THE WIG AND COURIER
THE BANGOR WEEKLY COURIER

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

A PRONIsING ENTEKfRIsE. "A New
Hampshire paper says Messrs. Woodbury.,
wsstOn { Co. OF whltefeld, ". H., Pro.
prietors OF cdr Mark X. wOOtbury's Dys.
pepsla Killers" ("D. X - are now EN-.
ployiug large number OF people making,
packing, selling. etc, with sale OF ID. KS
rapidly Increasing. They have recently
received an order for any gross ID. KS
(from DOoilttle & Smith OF BOSTON, which
a. druggists price amounts 10 over eigh-
teen hundred dollars, and IL said 10 be by
Ear tie largest order for medicine that ever
came into this State. Their motto is
Take ID. X. and be %. X" and the pub
Tic seems 30 be doing this ~ very en-
cOurAgiug rate. IL IL believed that this
enieSprising crm bids fair 10 employ sew
eral hundred hands before lssT expires,
and % eventually build up an enormous
business. The ID. KS are 4 most excel.
lent remedy for all kinds OF stomach uou-
blss. As might be expected from Dr. Wood.
bury's high standing In the regular medl.
cal profession OF this State. As the ID. X.
Il q good thing. We hope that the whole
world will eventually 'take ID. n. and
DC q. X"
TIE BABY CARRIAGE OF TO-DAY.
The number and variety OF Chi ldren's
Carriages seen on . pleasant day Is o ne OF
the evidences OF improvement In q grow.
Ing and OF recent years an important In
dustry. ''The baby coach OF to-day" said
Mr.. Luburg. OF the Luburg Manufacturing
Co, ii5 North Eighth Street. Phlladel.
phls, Pa; has grown fast and steadily
daring the past few years, and the man
who cannot anord coach for his child IL
indeed In poor circumstances.
We Offer this season the latest and mos,
desirable styles. and have adopted every
improvement possible 10 make our coaches
models OF elegance, durability and CON-
fort, and are row retailing them AZ our
lowest wholesale factory prices.
Our new and novel Automatic Coach
Brake. q useful device 10 prevent the roll
Ing OF . carriage when lett BY is attend.
ant, l. included with al coaches without
any extra charge Send stamp for their
new Illustrated catalogue. and mention
carriages
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-13
s. q. HoBsoN Agent
THE EDWARDS CASE.
No New DeyelOpments-The Charge
Of EmbezzIement May Fall.

There is not much to say in connec-
ton with the charge of embezzlement
preferred against ]. NJ. Edwards by
the Union Pacific Railway Company
that was not said by THE HERALD yes
day morning.
The compliant against Mr.. Edwards
alleges that hecommitted the crime on
the LIST of September last, and is sworn
to by Edward T. David. The mis-
appropriation, shortage OF whatever it
may be called, seems to have arisen in
the collection and handling of monies
arising from the sale of lands. 1t was
impossible to see the complaining wit
ness yesterday as he went out into the
country yesterday and had not re-
turned at the time of this writing.
Mr.. Edwards and his friends strongly
assert the gentleman innocence and
claim that the transactions can be very
easily explained, and that they will be
so explained.
There seems to be good grounds for
the claim that the defendant was
coming here to straighten the matter
out, as Mr.. John Kelly, of the express
office, says he went east for
the purpose and induced Edwards
to come to this city and explain
matters. A number of the friends of
Mr.. Edwards met him at the deLot
upon his arrival on the belated Union
Pacific train Friday evening and very
readily furnished the requisite $1,000
bail.
In connection with the position of
express agent Mr.. Edwards held that
of Union Pacific land agent and it was
in this latter capacity that he was said
to have committed the alleged defalca-
ton. The Mr.. David mentioned is
special agent of the land department of
Omaha and it was upon his investiga-
ton that the charge was preferred.
The state of Mr.. Edwards health is
rather delicate, although he is not con-
fined to his bed.
The numerous friends of the gentle
man and the public generally sincerely
hope the affair may be explained in
such way as to leave no suspicion of
guilt upon the gentleman's character.